Grade 5 Titanium: The Quest for Elegance
Grade 5 titanium is prized in watchmaking for its lightness, strength and durability, but bringing it into the realm of elegant watchmaking presents a different challenge: achieving refine...
Arsenale Moissanite: The Art of Stone Setting
Moissanite is prized for its brilliance and its ability to produce exceptionally sharp and defined reflections. Yet behind the apparent simplicity of a perfectly uniform surface lies a process far ...
The Calendar and the Organization of Time
From the evolution of the calendar as a system to organize time to its integration into watchmaking, a common principle emerges: giving structure to complexity. The same approach that for centuries...
Nereide Acquaforte: the depth of time, carved into raw steel
The art of engraving does not belong solely to the past — it can become a language of the present. With Nereide Acquaforte, we chose to pay tribute to a technique developed during the Italian Renai...
Damascus Steel: The Art of Forging
Damascus steel is obtained through a complex artisanal process that involves layering, hammering, and folding multiple sheets of steel. These alloys, skillfully combined, create a compact internal ...
The making of Ultrablack dials: a journey into Absolute Darkness
The idea of creating a dial capable of capturing the essence of absolute black led us to use Musou Black™, an extraordinary paint capable of absorbing 99.4% of light. This choice sparked a complex...
Musou Black: Japan's Purest Shade of Darkness
The blackest acrylic paint in the world absorbs 99.4% of light and was developed only in 2020, by the Japanese company Koyo Orient Japan Co Ltd, who called it Musou Black™. Within a few months of ...
